Series about Britain's post-war conservation movement. Tom Dyckhoff explores the decline of the country house and its fight for survival. Show more

Series about Britain's post-war conservation movement. Tom Dyckhoff tells how Bath was almost destroyed by bombs, before narrowly escaping further damage from developers. Show more

Tom Dyckhoff presents an architecture-themed show and looks at the six buildings shortlisted for 2012's Stirling Prize. Charlie Luxton explores the trend for self-build homes. Show more

Tom Dyckhoff explores the contribution of Lego to architecture, and its continuing influence, arguing that it's changed the way we think about buildings. Show more

At a time of economic and environmental decline, Tom Dyckhoff looks at architectural solutions to affordable housing, featuring a community in the Netherlands built on water. Show more

Alastair Sooke meets Elena Palumbo, muse and model for Yves Klein. Plus features on A Bigger Splash, the architecture of the City of London and film director Thomas Vinterberg. Show more

Jason Reitman's new film Tully, Mood Music at London's Old Vic, Rachel Cusk's novel Kudos, perspective exhibition at RIBA and BBC4's season of programmes about dance. Show more

Series about Britain's post-war conservation movement. Tom Dyckhoff tells the rollercoaster story of Brick Lane in London through the people who have lived there. Show more

This design themed edition examines 'hacking' among online design communities. Other highlights include a look at football and fashion, Alice Rawsthorn's latest book and much more. Show more

Tim Marlow presents from Albert Square in the final week, and looks at the collaboration between Elbow and the Halle. Tom Dyckhoff reviews Zaha Hadid's new chamber music hall. Show more

Andrew Graham-Dixon rediscovers the watercolour, Michael Smith explores the East End, and Nancy Durrant chats to artist Mary Kelly about her much hailed feminist work. Show more

Series about Britain's post-war conservation movement. Tom Dyckhoff visits the most controversial listed building in Britain: the Park Hill flats in Sheffield. Show more

Series about Britain's post-war conservation movement. Tom Dyckhoff visits Assynt, a small community in Scotland, where the land reform movement began in the 90s. Show more

Mark Kermode is in Bexhill-on-Sea, the setting for a new sculpture from artist Richard Wilson which recreates the final scene in cult movie The Italian Job. Show more

Coming from the Brighton Festival, artistic director Brian Eno talks about his line-up, and Miranda Sawyer drops in at rehearsals of Simon Stephens's new play Marine Parade. Show more

Andrew Graham-Dixon goes behind the scenes of the selection process and picks out four artists he hopes will make it into the show. Tom Dyckhoff explores the architecture room. Show more

Lawrence Pollard presents a packed show from Nottingham. Tom Dyckhoff explores the new Nottingham Contemporary gallery, while James Ellroy talks to Miranda Sawyer. Show more

Miranda Sawyer chats to Stephen Vicinczey about his 1965 novel, In Praise of Older Women. Tom Dyckhoff has an access-all-areas pass to the Design Awards. Plus, the Kermode Awards. Show more

Alastair Sooke presents from the 243rd Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts. The exhibition is the visual arts world's largest and longest running open-submission show. Show more

Miranda Sawyer and Tom Dyckhoff visit Shanghai and Beijing to meet the artists, musicians, photographers and architects who are shaping the fastest changing culture in the world. Show more